LORD KRISHNA PAINTINGS

Krishna and Gopikas in the Garden of Love
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6.3" x 6.5"
$150
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Radha Krishna Oil Painting on Canvas
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1.8 ft x 2.6 ft
$695
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Krishna and Balarama Oil Painting on Canvas
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1.8 ft x 2.6 ft
$490
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Raga Kalinga
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6.0" x 9.0"
$310
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Raga Megha
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6.0" x 9.0"
$130
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Radha Krishna
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10.0" x 14.0"
$235
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Krishna Lifts Mount Goverdhan
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18.0" x 12.0"
$140
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Mathura Gaman
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21.0" x 12.0"
$120
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Radha Krishna
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6.5" x 9.5"
$200
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Radha Krishna
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8.0" x 11.0"
$130
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Krishna Tends to Radha's Feet
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6.5" x 8.5"
$180
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Gopala the Butter Thief with Balaram
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1.8 ft x 2.6 ft
$535
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Leave My Dress Alone O Krishna! (The Game of Love Begins)
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Dash Avataar - The Ten Incarnations of Lord Vishnu
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2.7 ft X 0.5 ft
$150
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Legend Of Krishna
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1.5 ft x 3.5 ft
$150
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Krishna the Black God
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2.0 ft X 2.6 ft
$200
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Gita Updesha
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1.4 ft X 1.9 ft
$200
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Radha Krishna
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1.5 ft x 2.0 ft
$105
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Mathura Gaman
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3.5 ft X 1.6 ft
$200
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Radha Krishna
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1.0 ft x 1.4 ft
$275
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Om Radha Krishna
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1.0 ft x 1.5 ft
$120
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Krishna with Friends in the Boat
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3.0 ft X 2.0 ft
$180
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Krishna with his Female Friends
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3.6 ft X 2.3 ft
$150
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Raas Leela - Krishna with his Female Friends
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1.4 ft X 1.9 ft
$75
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The Story of Krishna's Life
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1.0 ft X 1.5 ft
$200
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Krishna with His Female Friends (Scroll Painting)
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3.8 ft X 2.0 ft
$275
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The Story of Krishna's Life (Scroll Painting)
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2.6 ft X 1.5 ft
$220
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Radha Krishna 
in Embrace
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12" X 32"
$105
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Dash Avataar - The Ten Incarnations of Lord Vishnu
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2.5 ft X 0.5 ft
$150
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Krishna and Kaalia
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1.5 ft X 2.0 ft
$140
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Sri Nath Ji
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10.0" x 15.0"
$420
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Radha and Krishna
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5.5" x 7.5"
$130
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Legend Of Krishna
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12" x 18"
$140
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Radha Krishna
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6.5" x 8.3"
$130
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Radha Krishna
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6.5" x 8.3"
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Krishna
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6.5 x 8.5
$100
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Radha and Krishna
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6 x 8
$165
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Krishna flying kite
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6.1 x 8.5
$100
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Radha Krishna (Udaipur School)
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6 X 8.5
$165
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Radha and Krishna
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8.75 x 12.5
$200
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Radha Krishna
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6.5" x 8.3"
$130
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Radha Krishna -paata on tussar silk
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15" x 20"
$180
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Radha Krishna
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15" x 17"
$150
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The Devotee's Muse

Krishna has been the most oft-chosen subject for Indian fine art practitioners since the classical period, for all the obvious reasons. He is arguably the most widely loved and deeply regarded deity of the Hindu pantheon. The beauty of His person inspires the artist within everyone, and overwhlems the ones who practise. Finally, loving devotion makes for an interesting theme to work with in terms of the visual arts. Painted in shades of dusk, we have curated in this collection a variety of Krishna portrayals - from the adorable baby Gopala in Mathura to the handsome youth Krishna in Vrindavan. In many of these paintings He is surrounded by beauteous, loving gopies or His one-and-only beloved Radha in haloed togetherness. Some of these pieces depict particular episodes from the myth-laden life of the deity, from amongst which you are wlecome to pick any that best resonates with you.


Water colours are a dynamic medium against paper. There is so much that could be done with a limited set of key colours, as could be seen from the charming backgrounds that characterise each of the paintings chosen to go into this section. The soothing beauty of the North Indian countryside, with its lushness and riverine abundance and nourishig forest-cover, has been captured to perfection in these watercolours. Some of these paintings depict Krishna as the object of worship of devotees, which means that not only are these paintings on the subject of Krishna but also revolve around the theme of Krishna. Unfailingly depicted with flawless shringar and framed to perfection, each of these works would be a fine addition to the homes of Krishna lovers all over the world.


Q1. Can we keep Krishna painting at home?


Sri Krishna’s illustrious life and his divine Lilas captured in Indian artworks are excellent ways to fill your space with positivity and heavenliness. You can keep a Krishna painting at home and bring home the auspicious energies of the dark-skinned Hindu god.


Q2. Which Krishna painting is good for a home?


There are several Lilas (divine plays) of Sri Krishna and his different forms which are celebrated in Indian art. Sri Krishna’s childhood form- Laddu Gopal (Krishna eating sweet) and Makhan Chor (butter thief), his youthful form with Sri Radha and playing flute as Murli Manohara, and his mature avatar while giving the knowledge of Gita to Arjuna are some of the most popular images, all of which are good for your home and can be placed in different sections of your house based on the fruit you desire and Vastu rules.


Q3. What is Krishna paintings called?


Krishna paintings are identified by the type of Krishna-Lila or the form of Krishna which is being displayed in a particular painting. Artworks that show Krishna in his childhood form are known as Laddu Gopal (Krishna eating Laddu) or Makhan Chor (butter thief), those that show him with Radha are called Jugal or Yugal (couple) Swaroop, paintings where Krishna is trampling the pride of the serpent Kaliya is called Kaliya-Krishna or Kalinga-Krishna. Similarly, paintings in which baby Krishna is shown lying on a Peepal leaf are called “Vaata-Patra-Shaayi Krishna” and those in which Sri Krishna’s royal court is presented are called Darbaar-Krishna.


Q4. Is silk painting difficult?

 

Silk painting is not that difficult if one can successfully pick the right colors, resist agent, frame to spread the silk fabric, and creates the art with patience and the right techniques. The level of difficulty in silk painting also depends upon the complexity of the theme and patterns chosen- simple patterns are easy to paint while intricate and artistic details require the hand of a master artist.


Q5. What paint can you use on cotton?

 

You can use a variety of paints such as fabric colors, acrylic paint, watercolors, and other kinds of naturally made dyes on cotton. This traditional fabric offers a mind-blowing range to the artisans, which is why cotton is preferred in numerous Indian arts and crafts as the base material of choice.